Genealogical Society founder is honored

Long time volunteer at the Cherokee County Genealogical Society, Helen Kelley (right) was recently honored for her years of dedication and service. In her 30 years as a volunteer, Kelley has served as President of the Genealogical Society and helped raise funds for a new museum building. Kelley received a Certificate of Appreciation and Ella Buzzard presented her with a cake at the recent meeting. Courtesy photo.
Long time volunteer at the Cherokee County Genealogical Society, Helen Kelley (right) was recently honored for her years of dedication and service. In her 30 years as a volunteer, Kelley has served as President of the Genealogical Society and helped raise funds for a new museum building. Kelley received a Certificate of Appreciation and Ella Buzzard presented her with a cake at the recent meeting. Courtesy photo.

For the past 30 years a visit to the genealogy society, would find Helen Kelley working on her various projects. Tuesday evening she was honored by the Society for her dedication and work on the society’s collections.

In March 1980 people from across Cherokee County met at the Columbus Public Library to organize and establish a genealogy society. On May 7, 1980 the Genealogical Society of Southeast…